If you want to review the grocery list to see if you've forgotten anything, alphabetical order is a lousy way to do it. Instead, organizing it by course and then by dish creates a grid and the missing elements will be obvious. We default to time and ...
If you want to review the grocery list to see if you’ve forgotten anything, alphabetical order is a lousy way to do it.
Instead, organizing it by course and then by dish creates a grid and the missing elements will be obvious.
We default to time and ordinal ordering when we don’t bother to imagine a taxonomy that produces a useful grid. If you want to know what’s missing, spend some time on structuring a useful grid first.
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